AAMCO Adding 18 New Service Centers Nationwide

HORSHAM, Pa. – AAMCO Transmissions announced that it plans to open 18 new service centers with new and existing franchisees across the country.

AAMCO has nearly 650 service centers across North America, according to the company.

The new AAMCO service centers will be located in cities including Los Angeles, Queen Creek, Ariz.; Katy, Texas; Teaneck, N.J.; New Orleans; and Miami.

In addition, AAMCO said it is targeting select cities in Colorado, Georgia, Illinois, Missouri and Pennsylvania “to continue to fuel national expansion for the remainder of the year.”

“AAMCO has been working tirelessly with new and existing franchisees to identify opportunities for growth and help them achieve their business goals,” said Brian O’Donnell, senior vice president of franchise sales at AAMCO Transmissions. “As the company continues expanding its national footprint, we look forward to opening more service centers with these talented men and women and bringing our brand of total car care to even more markets.”

AAMCO is seeking single- and multi-unit franchisee operators “who are passionate about the brand and committed to providing the highest-quality service,” the company noted.

Interested candidates should have a minimum net worth of $250,000 and liquid assets of at least $65,000 per unit, AAMCO said. Depending on the real estate site selected, franchisees can expect the total investment to be between $223,600 and $330,000 with a $39,500 initial franchise fee, according to the company.

AAMCO offers financing support for qualified candidates. Reduced franchise fees also are available for honorably discharged veterans, the company said.

To learn more about franchise or conversion opportunities with AAMCO, contact Kim Robinson, director of franchise development, at (866) 379-5649 or [email protected], or visit aamcofranchise.com.

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